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In Reply to: Two DVD questions posted by DAVID on September 27, 1999 at 17:50:55:
the technology exists now, but it will be some time before you'll see it in an affordable package for consumers. In addition to making it work from a financial standpoint, manufacturers will have to deal with the threat of lawsuits from movie studios. Heck, the threat of lawsuits from movie studio kept non-recordable DVD off the market for a few years.DVD hasn't been around long enough for anyone to know about reliability. Common sense, however, would suggest that in general, a heavier more expensive player is likely to be more reliable than a cheap, flimsy, lightweight piece of crap. That said, I haven't experienced any problems with my Toshiba 3006, Denon DVD 3000, Sony DVP-S7000 or Pioneer DV-09. These players range in weight from 6 lbs to 35 lbs. Go figure.
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